120/140 Instruction in southern New England
Posted: Thu Apr 16, 2020 9:47 am
Good day all,
I am working on my tailwheel endorsement and will be looking to hopefully buy a 120 or 140 late this year/early next. I have been working on it in a Cub up at Berkshire Aviation in Great Barrington, MA (GBR). While on vacation in Australia back in January, I was able to get up for a couple of hours in a 140 with Caboulture Recreational Aviation, which cemented my desire to obtain a 120/140.
Question for the group is, anyone know if any schools, etc. in southern New England or southern NY/northern NJ that offers training & endorsements using a 120/140 or even a 170? One issue may be my weight at 255 or so, though we were able to go up in the 140 just keeping an eye on the fuel load and flight duration, and I have been getting up dual in the Cub as well (85hp). Would be great to finish the training & endorsement in the Cessna as I like it more than the Cub (though flying a Cub was definitely a bucket list item).
I am based out of Plainville, CT (4B8) and typically fly to my tailwheel lessons, so anything within, say, 45 minutes to an hour flight time (Skyhaw) works fine.
Thanks,
I am working on my tailwheel endorsement and will be looking to hopefully buy a 120 or 140 late this year/early next. I have been working on it in a Cub up at Berkshire Aviation in Great Barrington, MA (GBR). While on vacation in Australia back in January, I was able to get up for a couple of hours in a 140 with Caboulture Recreational Aviation, which cemented my desire to obtain a 120/140.
Question for the group is, anyone know if any schools, etc. in southern New England or southern NY/northern NJ that offers training & endorsements using a 120/140 or even a 170? One issue may be my weight at 255 or so, though we were able to go up in the 140 just keeping an eye on the fuel load and flight duration, and I have been getting up dual in the Cub as well (85hp). Would be great to finish the training & endorsement in the Cessna as I like it more than the Cub (though flying a Cub was definitely a bucket list item).
I am based out of Plainville, CT (4B8) and typically fly to my tailwheel lessons, so anything within, say, 45 minutes to an hour flight time (Skyhaw) works fine.
Thanks,